Entry tags:
- !!shipwide announcement,
- !!stacy,
- !location: obs deck,
- !plot: pest control,
- allen gentry,
- ax,
- brainiac 5,
- bumblebee,
- chaucer,
- connor macmanus,
- cybil bennett,
- danny phantom,
- gwen cooper,
- jaime reyes,
- jono starsmore,
- kate bishop,
- kon-el,
- lyta alexander,
- mr. wednesday,
- murphy macmanus,
- nathan petrelli,
- paco,
- pat and toxin,
- pixie,
- robin,
- sam winchester,
- sir sparhawk,
- starscream,
- supergirl,
- terry mcginnis,
- west rosen,
- will vandom,
- xander,
- z5,
- zuko
Hail the Conquering Heroes
Things can happen without Stacy knowing, that much is apparent now. The damage to her sensors is significant. But the fighting clued her in.
After it's all over, after those captured have been rescued, after the injured have been tended to, only the nest is left, and Stacy takes care of it.
||Infestation of Cluster 42, Level 4, Sector 7, Sublevel 12, Zone 37 has been detected. Triggering internal defenses. Decontamination commencing.||
There is a pause.
||Decontamination complete.||
Simple as that, once she knows the problem was there. Her internal sensors are damaged, especially in the city, and so are some of the systems monitoring them. You have to know what's broken to know to fix it.
Such a simple thing and it only took one man dying to make it happen. (His body is gone, by the way, ripped to shreds and eaten. There's not even a spot of blood on the floor. That's the bugs' doing. The bugs' bodies are gone too--that's Stacy's doing).
||Any injured personnel that still have not received medical attention, report to the nearest lift, and you will be transported to the MedBay. Any uninjured personnel, report to the Living Area, to the restroom facilities to undergo decontamination of xenobiological material. Then report to the Obs Deck to meet your new crew-mates.||
Said crew-mates--and the Doctor, who'd skipped out and miraculously ducked and weaved his way to the lift when he'd realized the Master was there--are there and waiting, and just a tad confused.
[ooc: read this first]
After it's all over, after those captured have been rescued, after the injured have been tended to, only the nest is left, and Stacy takes care of it.
||Infestation of Cluster 42, Level 4, Sector 7, Sublevel 12, Zone 37 has been detected. Triggering internal defenses. Decontamination commencing.||
There is a pause.
||Decontamination complete.||
Simple as that, once she knows the problem was there. Her internal sensors are damaged, especially in the city, and so are some of the systems monitoring them. You have to know what's broken to know to fix it.
Such a simple thing and it only took one man dying to make it happen. (His body is gone, by the way, ripped to shreds and eaten. There's not even a spot of blood on the floor. That's the bugs' doing. The bugs' bodies are gone too--that's Stacy's doing).
||Any injured personnel that still have not received medical attention, report to the nearest lift, and you will be transported to the MedBay. Any uninjured personnel, report to the Living Area, to the restroom facilities to undergo decontamination of xenobiological material. Then report to the Obs Deck to meet your new crew-mates.||
Said crew-mates--and the Doctor, who'd skipped out and miraculously ducked and weaved his way to the lift when he'd realized the Master was there--are there and waiting, and just a tad confused.
[ooc: read this first]
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"They were dead. We can't leave giant dead bugs laying around the ship."
Toxin, once again mimicking clothes aside from the part of him slumping over Pat's shoulder, huffed a bit.
"You're going to be lucky if you don't make us both si-" Pat paused as his brain finally kicked into gear and remembered the bit about 'new crewmates'. "Uh-hi."
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"Symbiote or parasite?" he asks.
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He was tired. So tired. But relieved. Tim was fine, of course--no surprise he'd gotten out of a nest of big alien bugs.
What he saw when he walked in made him perk up. First, in surprise:
"Brainy?"
Then, in joy:
"KARA!"
One cousin, flying over to tackle his cousin in a rather strong hug, coming up! Having his best bud here was great, but now he had one of family, too.
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Finally stepping into the room, with a noticeable limp from his wounded foot. He was, for intents and purposes, healed which was rather remarkable considering how much blood he had to have lost while trying to escape. But that was the wonder of being on spaceship with rather impressive medical facilities that were far more developed than they were back in 21st century Earth.
Looking around the room, Sam counted six or seven new faces that he hadn't seen at any of the other prior such gatherings. "Wow...," Sam said with a tinge of sarcasm in his voice. "More new people."
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He sidled carefully into the room, half-hoping that no one would notice him.
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"Where were you?" the ghost boy mumbled.
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He shuffled to one of the blobby couches, and collapsed. He stared at his new planty threads for a few moments, then muttered under his breath, directed at Stacy, even if she didn't hear him, "Okay, you slaggin' ship, were the hell is the batsuit?"
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There were Danny, Paco, and that bug-face kid over there, plopping down on couches, too.
"You okay? I know y'all are alive, but you got bugnapped and I don't think I saw anyone actually, y'know, ask that of any of y'all. That was some grade-A, fucked up, Sigourney Weaver kinda bullshit."
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In contrast, he watched everyone. Cataloging, remembering, evaluating. As much as these others were likely captives as well, and thus likely 'on their side', he was not sure he trusted them yet.
For now, he would wait and watch.
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Like a curious child, the creature approached the man. 'Hello!' It cheerily projected into his mind, less conscious after talking to the boy.
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Thousands of giant, slain bugs, and all they got in thanks was a decontamination? Oh yeah, that was a hero's reward all right. Zuko growled with dissatisfaction at the nothing and everything that was Stacy.
"And you!" he rounded on Will, whose sudden form-shift put her on the same eye level as him. "All that time I was concentrating on protecting you, all that time I was risking my life to protect yours, you could have told me you were some kind of . . . light spirit or something! That would have been REALLY useful information!"
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"In my defense, it would have been easier to tell you if you hadn't kept shoving my head down every time I tried to get up," she said, her inner discomfored betrayed only by the gritting of her teeth.
As if I needed more encouragement not to reveal the whole secret identity thing to everyone. And yet, here she was, in full Guardian form in a room full of people, a significant portion of which had seen her transform. What was a magical girl to do?
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Well ok, flopping and half passing out in Xander's case. The one eyed carpenter was a tired fighter, and currently snoring away in one of the chairs.
Kate eyed him briefly before glancing around at the new arrivals, assessing everybody else and their condition who was here. She'd be going to check on Paco again soon. But in the meantime, sitting sounded like a good idea. Even sitting on weird fleshy chairs was ok if you're tired and desperate enough.
Nathan? Checking over his new gun, and wishing for something to clean it up a little before putting it away.
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"...PEOPLE! SWEET GLORIOUS PEOPLE! I'M NOT ALONE! HOORAY!"
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The mutant had finally wandered in and immediately found one of the sac-like seats to throw his whole body across, halfway curling up on it like a tired dog, tail dangling off towards the floor.
Nap. Then food. Then maybe he'd feel more sociable.
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"...uh, what the heck are you?"
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His scowl as he entered was prickly, but flickered to an expression of interest in seeing other people. There was still a hint of a prickle there, but the need to find out what was going on was more important than a social defense.
At least no one here was likely to talk about the weather.
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Not that the other man quite knows, yet, about the roaring storm still dying on the city deck.
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But despite his attempts at outer self-assurance, there were some signs of tension there. In the set of his shoulders, the way his eyes didn't stop moving. The very fact that his walk was more trudge than saunter.
"This, I take it, is where I'm to go, M'lady?" He said under his breath, not particularly minding if Stacy heard or not. "Very well."
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He did, however, notice Chaucer. It was rather difficult not to.
"I assume you're aware that you're naked?" It wasn't that awkward; Javert had given it more than half a thought himself.
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"Hey! Fellow refugees. 'Sup, guys?"
He is, as previously stated, tall, clocking in at 6'6'', and beanpole-thin with a jewfro you could keep pencils in. He weaves unsteadily on his feet, wearing a dazed, loopy smile. "Meeting room, check. I heard there was nutrient paste somewhere."
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The sheath of the scimitar at his side is lightly splattered in the blood of those giant insects, though the rest of him's been cleaned of it.
He claims a window to stand near, looking sullenly out at the stars.
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Of many different shapes and sizes.
So, she smiled and she waved and she looked around for a familiar face.
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||No.||
Stacy, on the other hand, sounds like she could go on like this all day.
"Uhh... Norway?"
It's at this point that he sees the broad, sweeping, racing panorama of space, and stops cold with his jaw drooping in shock.
Not Norway, then.
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It's wielded with impunity by a green-skinned, blonde-haired alien with strange implants on his face.
"Hmm. Another active metagene. Intriguing."
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There were people in the room. Lots of people... lots that didn't look like people, too. This was definitely not a city she had ever imagined.
She crossed her arms, still not completely comfortable in the clothes Stacy had provided, and examined each person carefully. She found herself, hoping against hope, for a familiar face.
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Looks like yer new here, pet. The face wasn't familiar, but the accent might be: Cockney, though it's lost some of the edges these days. At least, the half of his face seeable probably wouldn't be familiar. He nodded to her, hands in the pockets his suit had created.
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